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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

laid the trains would kill number Of
them before il would be running long,
for as likely as not they would stand
On the track watching it approach,
and refuse to make way for IT,
The death OF one Chinamsn
killed by the train would
without doubt cause an uprising, ana
all the train men and passengers
would suffer at the hands OF the popu-
lace.
There is another reason why the
lines of the road are not Likely 10
be allowed TO be laid. China is di,
yided into thirteen provinces, and
goods in going from one TO another
pay duty. which goes To the support
of the province 1t enters. The rail,
way would take away that duty and
give il to the central government,
and this the viceroys will not permit.
With all OF these objections against
the railway. / think it will take wears
Of unnecessary labor to educate tne
people ND to the standard required 10
induce them to perni; Il railway 10 DC
built.
SMALL PoN AND CHOLERA.
In conversation with Mayor Work.
man, DR.. Griffith said that Shanghai
never was without small poX and
cholera. In the Winter time the
small pox prevails to very great ex-
tent, aud is so common that the
Chinese do not appear to care much
about it, although they adopt precau-
tionary measures quite freely. In the
Doctors opinion, the only sure pre-
vcntion was vaccination; not one vac
cination, but continuous vaccina-
ton. As for himself he had insisted
on vaccinating himself and family
until the vaccine would no longer take.
Then, aud only then, did he think
there was perfect immunity from
small pox. His experience was borne
out by that OF DR.. Foye at the Pest
House in San Francisco, and by all
who were constantly eN-
posed to its dangers.
The climate OF China is particularly
favorable to Cholera, Tor in the sum-
mer time, with the thermometer rang
ing from 9S to l0l in the shade, it will
rain, aud the inhabitans is in a con-
slant Turkish bath. The air after
5hese rains is filled with the MAS
matte steam from the earth, and the
.holera scourge tlourishes i'll such con-
litious.
The doctor appeared to be delighted
with the weather OF Los Angeles,
which, in comparison with Chinese
weather, is like the atmosphere OF Par
ldise. He said that he should prob
IDLY make his home in Los Angeles,
or, in his opinion. no better spot on
,arth can be found.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
xp,rEp ny BnLLE MEADE SMITH.
CIsriNtmasttde.

ChRtNt
Twas the night before Christmas"
For wears it has been the custom OF
George w. Childs, to publish in the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, on Christ
mas morning, Dr. Moore's world-re-
nowNed song, "Twas the night before
Christmas" and as the poem is too
sweet ever to be allowed to die, and
as it also has u tendency to keep the
memory OF Christmas green, it can do
no harm to borrow the idea:
Twas the night before Christmas, when all
through the house
Not creature was stirring, not even y
mouse;
The stockings we've hung BY the chimney
Iu hopes that St Nlchola. soon would be
there.
Tho children were all nestled snug in their
beds,
While visions OF sugar rlurns danced in
And mamma in 'kerchief and i'll my cap
Had Just settled our brains for long WIN
When out on the lawn there arose such a
l sprang from my bed TO see what was the
matter, O..
Away to the window, flew like fash,
Tore open the shutters ana 'nre" up '''e
The moon on the breast OF the new fallen
snow,
She'd the lus,re OF midday ca objects below:
When what to my wondering gaze thouio
appear,
But q miniature sleigh, and eight tiny rein
deer.
With little Old driver, so lively and
quick,
knew in moment it must be st. Nick.
More rapid than eagles his coursers they
He shouted, he visited, he called them by
name
Now Dssher, now Dancer, now Prsncer,
Or Comet, on cupid, on, puuder and Bit
zen,
To the top of the porch, to the tsp of the
wall.
Now dash away, dash away, dash away all. +"
So up TO the houss-top his coirserS they
flew,
With sleigh full of toys and St. Nicholas
And then in twinkle heard on the ROOF.
The praucing and paving. OF each little
hoof.
As drew 10 my head, and was turning
Down the chimney St. Nicholas came with
bound.
He was dressed all in fur, from his head to
his foot,
His clothes were all furnished with ashes
and SCOT.
A bundle Of toys he lad fung on his back,
4 nd he looked like peddler Just opening
his pack.
His eyes how they twinkled, his dimples,
how merry.
HIS cheeks were like roses. his nose like
cherry.
His droll little mouth was drawn up like
bow,
And his bea ID on his ciin was as white as
the snow.
The stump of pipe he held tight In his
And the smoke it sncircied his head like a
wreath:
He lad q broad face and little round belly
That shook when he laughed like howl
full of Jelly.
He Was chubby aud fat, a jolly old elf, i
And laughed when saw him in spite OF
myself.
He spoke not word, bit went straight 10
his work. 80
lie filled all the stockings, and turned with
IL jerk.
Then laying his finger longside OK his
nose,
And giving nod UP the chimney be goes.
He sprsng to bis sleigh, to his team gave q
whistle.
A nd away they all few like the down on a
thistle. Il
But l heard hines xclaim,ere he drove out OF
sight,
Merry Christmas to all, and to all good
night"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

The steamers Santa Rosa and Queen OF Pa
cifie leave San Pedro for San Diego on the
dates OF their arrival from San Francisco,
and or their trips between Sen Pedro and
San Francisco call ct SsntS Barhars Snd Port
Hartford tser Luis Obispo) ouiy. The Eure-
ka and Los Angeles call ~ all way porik-
Cars 10 connect with steamers lesve S. r.
r. X. depot, Los Angeles, ss follows: With
Santa Rosa and Queen Of Pacific &C S.4O
o'clock A. NJ. With Los Angeles and KunkS,
going north. at $50 O'clock P.x.
E0-For passage or freight as spCye or for
tickets TO and from
Ali Important Points i'm Europe,
APPLY TO
II. MCCLELLAN, AGENT.
Office, No. Commercial st.. Los Angeles
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Although the palmy days OF the
Christmastide which belonged to the
time Of GOOD Queen Bess" are oyer; ;
and although the freedom which
Bore then upon its surface broad,
NJ. mari 70 unrt the so III re and lord"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25
rho Alhamhra Hotel

Is now open for the reception OF
guests. The hotel is located at Al
hambra, seven miles from Los An
geles, ON the s. T. r: X. Parties
wishing to engage board and rooms
for the winter can do SO by addressing
the manager, S. +. Perrigo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

Santa Cisus, or the Kris-Kringle, with
whose round, rosy face and sncw.cov.
cred robes we are all so familiar, OF
the New World, is identical, or nearly
SO, with the st. Nicholas OF so many
different countries, and who in mos!
is represented as clad in episcopal
three purses. OF three children, refer
ring to the three different stories illus.
trating the saints charity. Most Of
the American customs which prevail
at Christmas time are, o. course, taken
from the Old World. Our Christmas
tree comes from Germany, our Santa
Claus from Holland, orr Christmas
stocking from Belgium or France, and
our "Mcrry Christmas and Happy
New Year" from the old English Gus
tom of shouting, from window to
street and from street to window, in
the long, long ago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

A unique story of santa Claus,
Written by some one whose name |
cannot recall, and very happily illus
trated, appeared some years ago. If
it had been written better it probably
would have taken its place beside DIR.
Moore's "Night Before Christmas;"
Tor despite the fact that it was badly
put together, it presented Kris krin3le
in new and delightfully."- realistic
light. The scene was laid at Santa
Clausville. at the North Pole, where
the home of the children's hero was
wildly described both in verse and
by bright picture. One representa-
ton exhibited Santa Claus porting
over q colossal book, in which was
supposed to be inscribed the names
and addresses OF all the little ones
throughout the world, while upon
another page he was seen perched
upon a ladder trimming q beautiful
tree. Further on he was discovered
with his dog "Watch" beside him,
standing upon the portico OF his house.
and looking through telescope at all
the boys and girls. Again, he was
seen in his workshop, busily engaged
in the manufacture Of toys. which
we're heaped up all around him. 1t
would be impossible for any child,
with a moderate degree Of intelligence,
| to look at the pictures or to hear the
story, without arriving at perfect
understanding Of the habits and per.
sonality of Santa Claus, who, even 1t
he had been enveloped III mys
terry, would henceforth assume IL
his or her little mind a
humanity as tangible as that OF Rob
inson Crusoe. And that Is what We
ought TO do: teach the children to be
lieve so entirely in Santa Claus ant
his reindeers, that upon Christina
Eve they eau, as they fall asleep, list
en- to the musical patter OF the tin.
boots upon their housetops. 1t doesn
matter il we do burn gasoline, o
haven't any chimneys to our houses
it doesn't m after about the absence {
/ ice and snow. the child who can &C
: cept the immortal divinity OF tn
, chimney corner and the stocking, ca
5 accept all other incongrl,ities too. ,
l let them dream this sweetest an
, most innocent of all dreams, ana q
not be sophistical enough to believ,
: that they are too little to know or
c appreciate, for no matter how long
9 child lives, or how many vIclssltu1e
s it is called to pass through, 1T nev'
J, forgets the sound of the cight-in-han
: upon the roof; or the bewilderins 10
b of waking upon Christmas morn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 2.i Second 81.
KrNDuSG--W Williams & Co.'S 9aw-mill.
Telephone i59.
ID. II. BALDWIN 4 CO., dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 2j7l Main street.
" You want all pine lumber call on
Brinklcy lumber company No. l24 JciIcr-
son street.
ALWAYS ask for the Ozark brands Of ci-
der and vinegar, and take no other. Guar.
antccd the best.
puRE and white M the flower whose
name I, bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
STANLEY & ANDERSON, funeral directors
and cmbalmcrs, No. - Madison street, arc
fully prepared To furnish chairs ut resi-
dcnccs, when ordered, for the accommoda-
ton Of friends. ...e
SPECIAL students will he received In any
department ut the lligbcc School, or 10
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu.
iion, Literature, the Languages, or in the
business Course.
Miss CARRiE NJ. kwAriSc, teacher Of.
music, vocal aud Instrumental, " teach.
Ing NJ the music hone OF u. III. baldwin
As already announced, Mis- Heating will
give free scholarship for the last flv.
months Of the sc-sion as reward TO the
pupil having the best record up 20 febrn.
AIRY for diligcnt study andthe highest dc.
gree Of perfection.
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ELIAS SLACER.
PERSONAL POINTS.

JoHN X. ALLEN, associate editor of the
Chicago Sanitary News, is attending the
American health convention.
+. b. TRAEuoUT has been appointed
city passenger agent OF the Louisville, New
Orleans x Texas railway, at Memphis.
MISSES EMMA llUsToS and Ida Malone,
two leading society ladies of Dickson Ala.
are visiting Mrs. W. S. Ward, OH Cooper
avenue.
d. NJ. SImRRuI, Louisville. KY; Maj
ID. II. Llcwellyn, ". l.. Phelps, Charley
i. Forsylhc, OF New York; Mrs, w. q
Flynn, OF Chicago, are at the Peabody.
NIsIrons on change yesterday: d. D
Smith, Kansas City; ]. f. Blair, Nlssis
sippi; j. u. Sergeant, Illinois; Samue
Kirkman, Florence, Ala; Simon Mosser
Louisville; II. II. Studeker, Canton, Miss
Jas. Sims, Holly Springs, Miss. S. II
Carr, Lakin, Il. l.; Mrs. j. H. Mcdonald
city; Geo. Il. Ellis, Henderson, KY; Robt
ID. Taylor, Nashville o. S. IIumcll, Jack
son, Tenn; j. V. Small, Bartlett, Tenn
J. A. Williams, DIR. u. i. Turner and 4
j. Howell, Mississippi.
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Comic opera week.

"Erminic." by the Carleton opera com
pany, will be the initial opera for the sea
son beginning next Monday night at the
theator The public is already familiar
with the phenomenal success OF this most
brilliant and amusing Of all comic operas.
II is undoubtedly the reigning operate
sensation. Mr.. Carleton gave his second
performance Of il at the thcatcr last win
Ter, and even then, before the members OF
the company were familiar with their
work, IL met with instantaneous success.
Since then he has played IL several score
times, and his presentation OF II IL said by
the critics 10 surpass in general excellence,
and especially in the musical features OF
the opera, the original presentations in
London and New York. II If described
nj a melange Of music and mcrriment
which keeps the audience constantly alter
Mating between laughter and applause. IL
will doubtless be given hearty welcome at
the thratcr. II will bercpcaied ON Tuesday
night and ntthc saturday mntincc. "NanOn'
will be given ON "Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings and "Thc Merry War on
FRIDAY and saturday. Mr.. Cartoons
company this season must he remarka-
bly, strong one, with such list Of princi-
pals ~ the Misses Lily Post, Fanny Rice,
Rose Bcaudct, Clara Wisdom, Marguerite
Baxter, Emily Seymour, the Mcssrs. &. H..
Drew, Jay Taylor, j. X. Murray, Robert
Broderick, II. Ehrcudt, Richard Guise,
William Dixon, NJ. Parker and Charles
Fais, together with an exceptionally large
and efficient chorus. Mr.. Cartoons well
known manner OF giving his operas the
most elegant costuming and staging needs
not 10 be- alluded ia. The sale NJ seats
will begin at Witzmanns music store to-
morrow morning.
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Syrtsp of Figs

Is tho delightful liquid LAXATIVE and tn,
only true remedy i9r bnbitual constipation
and the many ills depending on q weak or
bowels. II Is pleasant remedy TO take,
both TO old aud young II is gentle in It's
action and elective; IL Is acceptable Ia the
stomach and strengthens tile organs on
which IL acts. Manufactured only by tho
California Fig Syrup Company, Gan Fran
cisco, Cal. For sale IN 10 cent and 81 bottles
by II. J. Hester aud all leading druggists.
Van Nlcct 4 Co., O. w. Jones q CO., ". n.
Wilkcron Il Co., y. j. Milcsnnd S. Mans.
field q Go. have been appointed wholesale
agents nj Memphis.
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Change niIirt,,-

Tho firm of Goodman d Churchill,
wholesale dealers in tobacco aud cirar,
has been chanp'd Ia Goodman, Churchill
a Chism, Mr.. :. u. Chism, Of Fnar
Point, Miss, having hccn admitted TO a co.
partnership ia the above firm. The new
firm will continue business NJ its old stand,
No. $50 Main street, until murc cummudi-
OTIS quarters cnn be- obtained 81 acconmo-
date their increasing business. The new
firm will bc glad to see ar 81 their old
friends, whom they heartily thank lor past
iaNun aud hope to merit u continuance III
the same. The patronage ~ country mcr-
chants IL especially solicited.
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Aiicr Ihrcc Ncnrs.

W y. Walton, oiSpringhcld, Tenn, says
III have been suffering with neuralgia Ia the
face and head oil and on for three years. |
purchased box of Dr. Tanners Iniallihlc
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight of the pills.
] have not felt amy symptoms of neuralgia
since. ItFivcs me pleasure Ia rccommcnd II. "
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. 30 cents per box. Sold al
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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Strange Accident.

last night Vf'''-- 'Som Mckenna, a NOM
her oi the hook aud ladder company, was
stepping of the street ear nj Main aud
OyeTton streets, hchippcd and was thrown
forward against the CURLING. Ills nusc
and the right side OF his face was badly cu,
and the left leg and foot bruised Dr.
lIcnniug attended him aud said lac would
be all right la q lew DAYS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Ne,np,,is Thcntcr.

"Jim the Penman" continues TO be the
great attraction at the theator, drawing
large audiences nightly. II is a most at
tractivc drama, both in dialogue and
action, and is played by the Madison
Square thcatcr company in excellent style,
each role being filed by an artist con-
fcientious and competent. The lovers oI
rood acting must not fail TO attend the
thcatcr this week. Should they attend
they will witness play stronger and more
fascinating than those old time favorites,
"The Two Orphans Hazel Kirke" and
"Called Back
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Ilrc Alarms.

A slight blaze In the dryng-housc at II.
l.. Cochran n Co.'S sW-mill caused the
alarm Of 6c at O'Clock Yesterday even
ing. No damage While the engines
were % this lire still alarm from Jcilcr-
-ecr and fouuhsirccts, called out Engines .
and 3. Two bags oi cotton IN q frame
house on Jefferson street were slightly
damaged The lnSs wis thrilling,
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The aypsics' Char,oi..

Prince William, the lca,lcr Of band Of
gypsics now cncampcd near Hartford, has
just received from Fair Haven carriage
maker two wagons costing about - 900
apiece. The bodies are beautifully colorcd
with gold bronze and iancilul sylvan
SCENES the iron.work IL heavily plated
with silver, and all the appuricnanccs are
expensive Now, II hc had a good supply
Of spl colcmnn's ko.ko tulu chewing gllia.
he would hc "hxsl.' II cuEgl sssdiges
ton, heartburn. dc
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CHANGER, ,.urt- n. ". us,.s. Chaneei,o.

Calendar ior November 10: Ms. 5,302,
kanas City milroad ". Richmond; 5.3l3,
Chandler " Whcallcy 5,l12, State "
Memphis City railroad, 5,iil, Rogcr "
Ropcn. :, 49,, Graham ". Graham, i. $50
luncr " Appvrun i.lii, Williamson W
Hayes; Ass, snpWlcn W. Bcninrcr
b,ldl, Webb ~. Quinn; ;, iUl, Dickens vs.
lagorin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

Mr. =. 4. Ireland. 81 Brccn, Phillips y
CO. Nashville. Tenn. says Il was Afflicted
With Piles fur twenty years and tried
iycry wmcdy offered me. finally used the
The Ethiopian Pile ointment u gave me
instant relief aud hns effected permanent
cure. l,aneum Root Medicine Co. manu-
fnciurcr, Nashville, Tenn. ~ cents and ~
pr bottle. For Silc nc Holsters drug storc.
No. 2s3 Main street
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TO speri.mrn and The Public GcnrraII,.

Loaded cartridges can hc obtained Ut the
following priccs until further notice:
~ gauge, ~ ~ per 100.
10 gauge, " 20 per 100
From the undersigned gun dealers,
H. kurrEnsCnMur,
A. j. VIENNA 4 Co,
fl,ANg SCuuMAN.
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Dime Museuui.

The continued patronage Of ladies and
children, who seek an hour or two's rest,
recreation aud amusement at this cosy
place, bcspcaks well Of the class Of enter
iainmcnis presented. Shadowyraph, Punch
nnd Judy, Taylor Hall, snake charmcr,
continue 10 instruc tand nmuse.
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n.runln. ,n Mllilncr, and maIr.

ladies, as the scason advances We will
offer great Inducements Ia all purchasers ol
millinery andIinir puuds We arr dcicr.
mined Ia closc ont all our winter goods
during the SEASON. rriccs viii tell.
4. IAviuNE, 30 - Main street
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Ia.ti.. kre Van

slraining your eyes looking Tor Felt Hats
for 30 cents, trimmed Sailors for u, lovely
trimmed Suit Hats or bonncH for only S2l
Hair Goods almost given away. The place
Isl. lAyigncs, No. 2j2 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

Mr.. J. W, 'whclphy, tho assistant
lsmted states treasurer X seriously III nj
Hot Springs, Ark, Of nervous proamtion,
caused hy oycr-wufk
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POINTS To PONDER OVER

We are not selling for $40 Suits and
0vcrcoats that cost M $40. We are
settling $40 Suits and Overcoats that
We paid S. 80 and 50 90 for, and which
the tailos expected TO get SIS 90 and
$50 90 for.
We do not keep any cotton field
woolcns TO palm of as great clothing
bargains.
We do have splendid all wool CASH
mere, Chcviot and Worstcd Suits, at
$40 90, sll 90 and sl2 50, all tailor
made, and which, II ordered from the
tailor would cost double those figures.
We don't want you 10 buy blindly.
We want you TO convince yourself
that you can save Money by buying
from us. We have n magnificent stock
Of Corkscrcw, Fine WoBtcd, Prince
Albert and other fine Suitss at Sl3,
Sl4 80, SIS 90, and up to $40.
Fall and Winter 0vercoats, all Gus
tom made, from $40 up TO so.
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WEDDING PRESENTS!

They last forever and never grow old Prices
are unusually low.
We have made extraordinary efforts to sup
ply the demand for wedding presents; beside
bronzes, pedestals, vases clocks and fine pottery,
we have elegant novelties of various kinds from
Paris, Vienna and Berlin.
In the same department China and Glass
ware) we are also exhibiting beautiful specimens
from the Royal Potteres of Europe as well as
Havilands French China Dinner, Fish and
Game Sets.
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one Hundred ., washing Machines

To Introduce them n YOU want one send
nj once 90 Monarch Laundry Works, No. i2O
Wabash avenue, Chlcaeu III.
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TnH Post Journal has removed 10
No. $50 Second street. opposite Court
square.
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fvRSiruHE ior sale aud houe for cnt
Apply at No. blG Main street, corner Of
Vance.
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I,andrun

~ REMOVED ny rnn usE or COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Bumc,ts Flavoring extncts are the
kggf
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Always ask ior the Ozark brands ~ ci.
den and vinegar, and take no other. Guar.
antccd thc best.
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MENKEN &COMPAN

The lovers of art are cordially invited to ex-
anime our grand exhibit of Bronzes, KeramicS
and other rare ornamental works. Nothing
more elegant for
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ALWAYS nsk ior the Ozark brands Of ri.
der and vinegar, and take no other Guar
nntccd the best
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Advice 60 Mothers.

Mn Wiusnws Soothing syuip should always ~
wsd iof 'hildrn t,cthug. u toothcs the Child
socus ilr gums, allnis all iaiu, curcs wiud 'holc
and u The isst Nmci, lot dlarthca nc n huttG
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THAT'S ENOUGH,
DON'T YOU THINK?
1t Is All That We Promise, But That
Is Better than Others Do.

The MISFIT CLOTHING PARL0RS
have magnificent stock Of Fall and
Winter Suits, Pants and Oyercoats. II
is not piled on our counters mountain
high, and IL didn't take sixty locomo-
tives to bring il TO Memphis. But il
isa perfectly fresh stock; tits all tailor
made goods; it is all neat and fashion,
able, and IL is all sold at about one
half its value. II is the sort of clothing
. that gives good wear and good salts
faction, and when the quality of the
goods is considered il is 40 per cent.
lower than prices elsewhere.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-03
New Coaches, Splendid Equipment, 7'
Fast Time, Sure Connections

The only route running solid
through trains-Galye-ton, IT, Worth
GAINESVILLE.
~ miles tho shortest routc-ForD
Worth to Gainesville
Tho best route to Dalla-, Farmer
vile, Honey Grove.
u miles the shortest route--pailas
to Honey Groyo.
The fAYoritc route to llou,tOu
Nayasota, Montgomery Conroc.
The only route TO Lampa-as,
Brentwood, Ballingor, Coleman.
Direct connections for Austin,
Waco, Gatcsyil!e, san Antonio, Mem
pills, ST. Louis, Kansas City, and all
points north, east and west,
Passengers to and from Waco con
meet with the Cult, Colorado ~ Santa
Fe railway at McGregor, Tex.
For Further information address
JAMES S, CARK,